Dennis Woloch er tilbake! 2,5 t med fantastiske Kiss relaterte historier fra 70 og 80-tallet. Dette vil du ikke gå glipp av! 😀#98 is here! And DENNIS WOLOCH the Kiss art director 75 - 88 returns to DestroyerAlive with a lot of great KISS-related stories from the 70's and 80's. This time we go beyond the album covers he made and get a lot of great stories about The Filmore East 74, The Rock And Roll Over tour rehearsals, Photo sessions, merchandise and much, much more... ... Se merSe mindre

27 år siden Eric gikk bort i dag alt for tidlig! 😢Eric Carr passed away Nov 24, 1991. But his legend will always live on for all that heard his drumming and singing. He was so kind to the fans, as he tried to be as accommodating as possible with meeting them. My KISS years with him is hard for me to forget, as I have so many memories of him. How many of you had the pleasure to meet him in person? RIP ERIC CARR. KISS Drummer, 1980-1991. ... Se merSe mindre

Alt om de siste hendelsene i "Vinnie Vincents" verden.Promoter Joe D'Angelo joins us for Vinnie Vincent Special vol6; our thoughts on Miami, Memphis, and more. We said we’d never do another one of these but with recent events taking place, we had to chime in. In this latest volume, Joe tells us about his experience booking and working with Vinnie Vincent. Vinnie appeared in Miami for The Gathering KISS Kruise Preparty. He appeared for two meet and greet days as well as a performance with Four by Fate onstage for a few songs. Joe gives us the details on what it’s like working with Vinnie, how he was to the fans, as well as his thoughts on the onstage performance. We also give our thoughts on Vinnie’s performance of Lick It Up, I Love It Loud, and Cold Gin.

Moving on from Miami, Joe stays with us to discuss our thoughts (at that time) about the upcoming 2 night stand at Graceland in Memphis. We delve into what our expectations would be for the fans that are traveling to Tennessee, how ticket sales seemed to be going and speculation on what would go down.

A few days after recording with Joe, a Vinnie Vincent bombshell was dropped. The Memphis shows have been postponed (just weeks away from their confirmed dates) and the show is being moved to Nashville in February. While refunds and exchanges seem to be available to ticket buyers, it became apparent quickly that a number of Vinnie Vincent fans were going to be mightily inconvenienced due to this short notice schedule/city change. We give our unfiltered thoughts on this whole mess and state what we think is going to happen (or not happen) in Nashville in February of 2019.